River stared at him for a second, her eyes sharp. Did we really do what was right? Or... Have we some how faulted? She blinked. I knew something was going to happen concerning Horius. I just never thought the tide would rise so fast. She bit her lip.Xylo did not meet her eyes. He was looking down at the floor, his eyes pensive and somewhat worried. He had never expected to have to banish someone, not Horius even. He had been Horius’ friend, and now he betrayed his friendship to the will of the majority. But Horius deserved it; he had put them all in danger, respecting no one but his deceased mother. Xylo suspected Horius might not even respect his own self...
She looked away from him, her eyes had turned far away, and her face was an odd mix of confusion and disdain.